News

The duration of musical compositions performed and composed by women at the BBC Proms is, on average, shorter than those by ...
Rambert Chair Dame SUE STREET will step down at the end of June 2026 after seven years in the role, coinciding with the ...
Punchdrunk Enrichment has announced that STEVE MCCOURT will take on the roles of artistic director and co-CEO. McCourt will ...
Dance in Wales has been found to be “elitist, tokenistic and non-diverse” and in urgent need of “reimagining, rebuilding and ...
MPs will have the opportunity to debate a ban on fossil fuel advertising and sponsorship and to address its impact on climate ...
Just under 90% of British adults say they fear the closure of music and arts venues will have a "serious and detrimental" effect on community life, according to a recent survey conducted by the Royal ...
MARY NAGELE, has announced that she will step down later this year to "pursue new opportunities". During her 17 years as CEO of A&BNI, which advocates for the value of the arts and supports ...
Polly Stepan, co-founder and CEO of Restore the Music, shares how she is changing young people’s lives for the better through access to music education.
Times may be tough, but there’s still much to be inspired by, says Lucy Jamieson of the Arts Marketing Association.
The terrifying acceleration with which our species is modifying the planet requires an equally urgent response to prevent ...
A programme launched by Scotland’s First Minister will aim to provide the nation's museums the opportunity to “experiment with new ideas” without fear of closure. John Swinney visited Edinburgh’s ...
Manchester Museum is asking visitors whether the mummified remains of an Egyptian woman should continue to be displayed. The body of Asru, a high-status Egyptian woman believed to have lived around ...